Oliver Sabo

Richmond

News Editor at The Temple News

Assistant General Manager at WHIP Radio (Philadelphia, PA)

Producer @12onyourside | @TUKleincollege Alum

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Loved ones remember late Amelia High School Student

1 week ago | 12onyourside.com | Oliver Sabo

PETERSBURG, Va. (WWBT) - Friends, family, classmates and community members gathered Saturday for an emotional remembrance for John Tyrcha, the Amelia County High School student who died by suicide last week, after his parents say he endured “relentless bullying at school.”Loved ones poured into J.T. Morriss & Son funeral home in Petersburg, to pay their respects to the 17-year-old, known by friends and family as John-John.
Plane ticket prices dropping as domestic travel demand drops

2 weeks ago | 29news.com | Oliver Sabo

RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - If you’re looking to book summer travel soon, there’s good news: flights are getting cheaper. Demand for domestic flights is dropping as many Americans navigate financial uncertainty and rising living costs and that means ticket prices are expected to decrease just ahead of the summer travel season.
Plane ticket prices dropping as domestic travel demand drops

2 weeks ago | 12onyourside.com | Oliver Sabo

RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - If you’re looking to book summer travel soon, there’s good news: flights are getting cheaper. Demand for domestic flights is dropping as many Americans navigate financial uncertainty and rising living costs and that means ticket prices are expected to decrease just ahead of the summer travel season.
Temple’s presidential profile reports show increased focus on community

Apr 30, 2024 | temple-news.com | Oliver Sabo

With Temple preparing to announce a new president this spring, the Presidential Search Advisory Committee has spent the past months evaluating and interviewing candidates. The candidate pool has been narrowed down to a “very small group of highly qualified individuals,” the committee announced, in an April 8 message to the community.
How Temple student media helped me find my career path

Apr 30, 2024 | temple-news.com | Oliver Sabo

In February 2020, my family and I arrived on Main Campus for Experience Temple Day, an event to help admitted students learn more about the university and their major. I was admitted to the journalism program and was eager to see what Klein College of Media and Communication had to offer. I sat in the basement of Annenberg Hall and listened to Larry Stains, the assistant chair of the journalism department, explain all the student media opportunities at Temple.
Temple’s Center City Campus adapts for the future

Mar 26, 2024 | temple-news.com | Oliver Sabo

As Temple’s Center City Campus celebrates its 50th anniversary this spring, the site continues to offer an accessible location for students in Philadelphia to work toward their degrees. The building has historically been valued as a satellite location for adult learners and people who work in or commute to Center City using public transportation.
Temple stakeholders note lack of accessibility, awareness of Board of Trustees

Mar 12, 2024 | temple-news.com | Fallon Roth |Samuel O’Neal |Oliver Sabo

At the end of every conversation with faculty, alumni or parents, Temple Board of Trustees Chairman Mitchell Morgan provides his personal cell phone number and email address to whomever he’s meeting with that day. He says he responds as quickly as he can to any follow up comments in an effort to be accessible to university stakeholders.
Large group of juveniles, shots fired reported on Main Campus

Feb 10, 2024 | temple-news.com | Oliver Sabo

This story is developing. Check back for updates. The Temple community received multiple TUalerts for shots fired as incidents broke out on and around Main Campus Saturday night. At 5:24 p.m., the Department of Public Safety advised students to avoid the area of Broad Street near Cecil B. Moore Avenue due to a large group of juveniles. The university said police had arrived at the scene.
Temple Police maintains relationship with new PPD leadership

Jan 22, 2024 | temple-news.com | Oliver Sabo

As Philadelphia begins the new year with a new police commissioner, the Temple University Police Department will continue working with the Philadelphia Police Department to increase and improve shared resources and patrols on and around Main Campus. Mayor Cherelle Parker, who was sworn into office on Jan. 1, tapped Kevin Bethel to serve as PPD’s commissioner.
Temple announces results of Fall scheduling survey

Jan 17, 2024 | temple-news.com | Oliver Sabo

Temple will maintain its current Fall semester schedule of one wellness day in October and a five-day break during the week of Thanksgiving in Fall 2024, Provost Gregory Mandel wrote in an email to students Wednesday. The decision comes after a November survey allowed students and faculty to vote on maintaining the current schedule or splitting up Fall break in favor of more wellness days or off on Election Day.